Market Watch Summary January 12 2005 NYSE and Nasdaq data
Market watch for January 12 2005 shows NYSE: 1902 advances 56 new highs 1381 declines 159 unchanged volume 2.08 billion. Nasdaq: 1640 advances 51 new highs 1475 declines 141 unchanged volume 2.23 billion.
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Business Briefing From Staff And Wire
The business briefing summarizes market trends and corporate activity from staff reports and wire services. It covers notable earnings, mergers, and economic indicators shaping investor sentiment and trading patterns across key sectors.
Annual chamber meeting set for Middletown area
The Chamber of Commerce serving Middletown Monroe and Trenton schedules its annual meeting from noon to 1 30 p m on January 27 in the Manchester Inn ballroom. Cost is 25 per member and 50 per person for non members. Register at www thechamberofcommerce.org or call (513) 422 4511 for faxed registration.
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First Financial COO to retire from bank leadership
Michael Conner, COO for First Financial Bank, will retire and stay on the board. He led the Northern Kentucky market since 2002 after the Hebron Deposit Bank merger. Conner began his career in 1964 as an assistant cashier at Hebron Deposit.
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CareView Names 2004 Employee of the Year and Adds Leaders
CareView Home Health recognizes Gayle Steele as its 2004 employee of the year. Steele serves as clinical manager of rehab and home health aides and has six years with the firm. Cynthia Newman of West Chester joined as marketing coordinator in November. Casey Clabby of Lebanon joined in December as director of patient care services.
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CareView Home Health
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CareView
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West Chester
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Trade deficit hits all time high in November
The U S trade deficit reached a record 60.3 billion dollars in November as higher imports outpaced exports. Bush officials urged international help while analysts warned the gap, up 7.7 percent from October, signals a serious trade situation despite lower oil prices.
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United States
Delta posts record Web sales after fare cut plan
Delta Air Lines reports a record daily revenue on Delta com after announcing up to half price cuts on its SimpliFares. The company cautions that overall revenue and earnings effects are not disclosed while its stock slips to about $6.26. Critics fear short term revenue declines as rivals match the fare overhaul.
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Five years after the tech bubble Wall Street rebound hopes fade
In a retrospective on the 2000 dot com boom five years on, analysts note the Dow's record 11,722.98 on January 14 2000 and Nasdaq peaks, followed by vast losses through 2002 2003. They discuss investor discipline lessons and the long road to a new high with Nasdaq lagging behind.
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National Association of Investors Corp
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Kraft to curb children's advertising and label healthier foods
Kraft Foods Inc said it will curb advertising of Oreo cookies Kool-Aid and other popular snacks to children under 12 and begin labeling products with a Sensible Solutions flag for nutrition. The program also targets ads on media viewed by ages 6 to 11 and will replace such ads with healthier options featuring kids.
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Kraft Foods Inc
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